THE 100-168 WEST 121ST ST.
RESIDENT BLOCK ASSOCIATION
Dues will be $60 per household, condo, and co-op buildings, which are due by 9/30/21.
The nomination period for Block President and Alternate Director (9/1 - 9/15).
For members wishing to vote by proxy, can download the proxy voting form right here.
Our Officers
Please feel free to reach out to any of the below officers,
for any questions, at any time through our contact page right here.
President
Nia Bediako
Vice President
flona mincy
Treasurer
Courtney omalley
Alternate
Barbara Julius
Secretary
Norma Garner
The 100-168 West 121st St. Resident Block Association
The West 121st Street Association’s mission is to enhance the quality of life on West 121st Street. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we’ve worked since 2016 with business and property owners, residents, elected officials, city agencies, and law enforcement, and address issues such as noise, safety, and beautification. We’re a group of concerned local residents who volunteer our time.
What We Do
Engage in public advocacy on local concerns. Host community forums to encourage public discussion. Influence decisions affecting our community by working with elected officials.
Improve the streetscape through creating a new streetscape plan and raising funds; planting and maintaining tree and flower beds, cleaning sidewalks, and removing graffiti and flyers.
Bring together residents, businesses, and institutions through websites, meetings, newsletters, and events.
Publicize businesses and cultural institutions within the neighborhood.
Address safety, security, and sanitation concerns.
What We’ve Accomplished
Fostered communication among residents, educational institutions, city agencies, elected officials, and law enforcement through the West 121st Street Neighborhood Network.
Grants
In November 2016, The 100-168 West 121st Street Resident Block Association was awarded a Love Your Block Grant for a community beautification project. Love Your Block is an initiative of NYC Service in partnership with the Citizens Committee for New York City that provides a unique opportunity for neighborhood groups to transform and improve their communities through local action while leveraging City services.